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Ft. Wright city council approved amnesty for those facing tax penalties related to last year's property taxes.
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The City of Independence was able to assist seventeen of its businesses through a relief program, using federal dollars sent here to aid in the economic recovery in the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Dayton board of education accepted a draft budget for the next school year.
The budget is projected at around $2 million with an 11.9-percent contingency.
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Covington Independent Public Schools (CIPS) faculty and staff are expected to receive their second dose of a COVID-19 vaccine on February 14.
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The Newport board of education listened to its annual audit report presented by Daniel Demonte and Harold Kremer of the firm Barnes Dennig.
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The Bellevue board of education listened to a report on upcoming renovations at Bellevue High and Grandview Elementary schools. The gym near the football field is also slated for an upgrade.
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A new subdivision in Boone County appears to be likely.
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The Florence city council adopted an ordinance with text amendments to the Boone County zoning code related to household agriculture and household pets.
Part of Bromley-Crescent Springs Road is set to close later this month so that a sewer line can be replaced, and so that the two-lane road can be improved and a multi-use path can be added.
The City of Dayton city council is seeking to fill a vacancy created when City Councilwoman Tammy Cornett resigned on Feb. 2.
A Thomas More University student was awarded the English-Speaking Union (ESU) scholarship to attend the University of Oxford.
A man was found dead inside the Mid-Town Parking Garage in Covington on Tuesday morning.
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The City of Dayton is launching a new business support program boosted by federal funds awarded through the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act.
Northern Kentucky University announced Dr. Matt Cecil as its new provost and executive vice president for academic affairs.
Dr. Cecil will assume the position on July 1.
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet announced this week a Regional Driver Licensing Office in Burlington to replace a smaller office in Florence.
